What is the best posthumous album of all time?

he released blackstar when he was still alive

>>72910783
Not that one

There aren't any. Posthumous albums always compromise on the artist's intentions and sound like a collection of B-sides.

Apr of naples?

>>72910815

sublime

Elliott Smith's albums.

>>72910815

Posthumous doesn't necessarily mean incomplete. There are tons of completed albums that were ready to ship but didn't because the artist/s died in post-production.

>>72910815
If the album is assembled posthumously from literal B-sides yes, but sometimes an album is written and recorded and then the artist dies in the weeks or months before its release.

for instance John Coltrane died in 1967 but had recorded enough material that for a couple years after he died, new albums were still released in his name. And they were still incredible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52eMBSRNYxA
>>72910882
>>72910843
no
>>72910815
wrong

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>>72910815
Nigga what

>>72910843
>>72911950
These, along with Life After Death, we're already scheduled for release when the artist died, and are as close as possible to how they were originally intended, and thus are classics
Now, albums assembled from b-sides to cash in after they died, are wack